1. Use a Box Trap to Catch a Groundhog Perhaps one of the most humane ways to get rid of groundhogs is to trap them and then release them somewhere far away.

Cage traps work well for capturing groundhogs. Ricketts suggests “a raccoon-size cage trap” with a 10 X 10 inch door opening, and at least 24 inches long.

If a groundhog is disrupting your yard or digging up your garden, there's good news. You can use your apple scraps to keep them away. Here's how to do it.

Thank you for all your advice on how to get rid of groundhogs from your backyard. cleveland.com's Ask Lucas guy tries to recycle your good ideas into another one of his columns. Sorry in advance.

What can I do about the woodchuck eating my perennials? Woodchucks, also called groundhogs, like to eat a variety of grasses and broadleaved weeds and are particularly fond of legumes. Adults eat ...

A groundhog has dug under our shed — again. We have removed many over the years with a non-lethal trap but another one always shows up. Any better ideas? Groundhogs are especially fond of dig… ...

While the groundhog is often not the best friend of skilled and trained meteorologists, like those on the Live Doppler 15 Fury Storm Team, WANE 15 Chief Meteorologist Nicholas Ferreri has called a … ...

“How to Catch a Groundhog” by Alice Walstead and Emma Gillette finds the How To Catch kids playing in the local park when they accidentally awaken the sleeping groundhog who immediately runs away.